In-house tax training.
High quality tax training tailored to your business and delivered at your firm.
Industry leading training material
Tailored to your firm's specific issues
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In-house tax training with TaxBanter is a highly effective way of meeting your firm’s tax training needs.
Maintaining up to date and practical training is key to keeping your firm relevant and your staff engaged.
We understand that each firm is different, so we allow you to choose the topics, times, dates and locations to suit your specific needs.
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What are the benefits of TaxBanter’s in-house training?
This is entirely up to you and your needs. Training sessions can be scheduled monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly or upon request and are usually conducted over a two or three hour period.
Additional resources
As an In-house client you will have access to all materials presented in your sessions via the TaxBanter Tax Library, our online database of Tax Update and Special Topic content. The Tax Library allows clients to reduce their research time by easily accessing content and issues discussed in their sessions.
Sessions can be made up of:
- A comprehensive Tax Update
- A Special Topic or multiple Special Topics (chosen from our extensive list below); and/or
- Topics from our specialist training programs such as; Tax Fundamentals or Superannuation
Pricing
To discuss pricing and how we may tailor a training program to suit your needs, please contact us.
Past special topics from our Library
Available for our in-house training clients on request, and with notice.
- Capital allowances – keeping up with the changes
- Deductibility of interest
- Financing business activities
- Forgiving debts
- Insurance and tax
- Company losses
- Non-commercial losses
- Occupational tax issues
- Personal services income
- Personal services income — so you pass the tests, what now?
- Property — CGT and income tax aspects
- Restricted expenditure
- Tax issues for buying, selling and using cars
- Tax issues for landlords
- Taxation of deceased estates
- Taxation of financial arrangements
- Taxing activity in cyberspace
- Taxing income of professionals
- The tax consequences of divorce
- Trust losses
- Trusts: lessons from the Courts
- Making choices and elections
- Anti avoidance provisions
- Division 7A — back to basics
- Division 7A — unpaid present entitlements
- Estate planning
- I am connected to whom?
- Value shifting
- Year end matters
- Division 7A: where to from here?
- CGT — back to basics
- Changing your main residence — A case study
- Small business CGT concessions — basic rules
- The $6 million MNAV test — are you under or over?
- CGT roll-overs
- CGT — special rules, wrinkles and traps
- Main residence
- Small business CGT concessions — advanced
- Small business CGT concessions — the practical aspects
- Buying a business
- Choosing a business structure
- Getting money out of companies
- Getting the right structure for your client
- Selling a business
- Small business entities
- Succession planning
- Trust income and question 54A in the trust tax return
- Trusts — still the right structure?
- What it means to be an SBE
- Changing a business structure: a focus on SMEs
- Consolidation: worth considering
- Partnerships: conceptually simple but…
- Superannuation – how to get your money out
- Superannuation – SMSFs
- Superannuation and termination payments
- Crossing the border – international tax
implications - The International Dealings Schedule — can you really ignore it?
- Taxation of foreign exchange gains and
losses - Taxation of international amounts
- GST and property issues
- GST — significant developments
- GST — special rules
- GST implications for importers and exporters
- Foreign resident capital gains withholding
regime - Getting the paperwork right and controlling tax risk
- Managing tax disputes — a case study
- Tax issues for company directors
- Tax withholding and reporting regimes
- TB Statements and TFN reporting and withholding rules
- Employee or contractor
- Employment taxes
- Government concessions and incentives for business
- Government concessions for individuals
- Payroll tax — NSW and VIC
- Relevance of accounting to tax outcomes
- Rewarding employees